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Blogger's Story (Part Three)
Blogger’s Story (Part Three)
I was now staying with Mom. She and sister S. and all of my family supported my healing and in some way. provided such support for me — I worked as an administrative assistant in a high-paced Realty company. I provided administration for (I think) twelve Realtors, which included Word Processing, copying reams of paper, welcoming new visitors, composed letters to clients from each realtor, and…
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Regret -- why bother?
Regret — why bother?
“In Monday’s daily quote, I offered an example from Sydney J. Harris, about regret. Here it is again: Regret for the things we did can be tempered by time; it is regret for the things we did not do that is inconsolable.“ From quotations at http://www.abraham-hicks.com/lawofattractionsource/index.php ‘Inconsolable’ is a scary word, to me. No possibility of lifting the sadness from our lives —…
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What's happening, now?
What’s happening, now?
Some of you have received hints, but with this post, I am announcing the opening of my new blog, Diabetics Redemption at http://diabeticsredemption.wordpress.com . In addition you must have noticed the name change for both blogs. http://seeingthewholeme.wordpress.com I don’t know which topics I will post on either blog, but I will soon. Thanks for your patience, all of you. I
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Blogger's story (Part two)
Blogger’s story (Part two)
I decided to write a blog while participating in a Dreamers Group, led by the head of this latest movement toward fulfilling goals. Her name is D. Ambler, and if you google her name, you will find the home page for groups she has led. Many thanks, my dear friend. Once I settled into writing the blog, and met many other bloggers online, I relaxed and let the posts come as they written. I loved…
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Share Your World -- 2015 Week #20
Share Your World — 2015 Week #20
Many thanks, once again, to Cee at .ceenphotography.com, who created Share Your World, and who writes the questions each week. Thanks, Cee!
SHARE YOUR WORLD – 2015 WEEK #20
What is the most important thing that you ever learned? (I bet it’s not something you learned in school) The most important lesson may sound to some readers easy: I am responsible for my feelings, my health, the ideas I…
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Blogger's story (Part One)
Blogger’s story (Part One)
I decided in the fall of 2011, with the help of some very good friends, that I would create a blog, and post issues regarding the plebeian rather than the intellectual nature of the treatment of diabetes. My first few posts were not very positive, nor were they written with my own vocabulary. ( If you’d like, read one or two of these at http://diabeticredemption.com.) After a few of these…
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Indecision -- Daily Post Topic for 5/14/2015
Indecision -- Daily Post for 5/14/2015
(I made several choices in the last ten months, but many of them followed some serious indecision. Lots of choices, and it took some time. choosing the right answer!)
The mental wounds resulting from the stroke were driving me crazy. The social worker gave me a list of possible nursing homes — and expected me to identify and choose one based on very little evidence. I knew, on the other hand,…
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HOUSES - SHARE YOUR WORLD Week 19, 2015
Houses
Yesterday, as it was 80 degrees (can’t find the list of symbols on chrome,) my sister picked me up and drove me to her house. She set me up on the deck, and I stayed right there for a couple of hours, watching her gardening and reading a book. What a wonderful thing, having a house!
Would you prefer a one floor house or multiple levels? I have lived in both, and I prefer a private area for…
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Worry, worry, worry
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Saturday, May 2, 2015 -- Gratitude Post
Saturday, May 2, 2015 — Gratitude Post
Today is the 4th of May, and as I write, I have joined a new demographic group — the 55-64s. Today is my 55th birthday, and I am very grateful to be alive. I never imagined myself at this age — I feel a little at loose ends. My sister, DC (the twin who lives in Cumberland,) is hosting a barbecue on the deck of her house — I can see me sitting there, freezing and loving every minute at the same…
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Saturday, 4/25/2015 -- Gratitude Post
I have so much for which I am grateful today.
Coastal Manor was my second choice, after another site in Yarmouth which withdrew its approval of me on the day I planned to move there. That was a sad day, but I get the feeling from that day that something better is in store for me. One of my sisters lives in Cumberland, and drives through Yarmouth twice a day to and from work — I anticipate a…
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Share Your World Challenge
Share Your World Challenge
Share Your World – 2015 Week #1 POSTED ON JANUARY 5, 2015
How do you get rid of pesky phone calls from telemarketers? I ask them, politely, if they will place my number on their Do Not Call list
What are you a “natural” at doing? Studying and learning
How often do you get a haircut? Six Weeks
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you hear the word “fun”? That fun is a noun, not an…
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Very Easy to Lose Focus.
Very Easy to Lose Focus.
I remember when I launched my first blog. Easily, I wrote 3 or 4 posts each day; after a long stretch of that, I backed off writing in such huge swaths. I worried that people would bore easily and stop reading. Also, I was most interested in learning from the blogging experience — and thirdly, I remember that I carried in my head a lifetime full of confusion, and of hurt, whether the feelings…
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Happy Birthday, Mom!
Happy January 3rd! Today is my mother’s 80th birthday!
My niece wrote this lovely tribute to my mother on the occasion of her 80th birthday. She captures all of our love and pride.
My Marvelous Mom
Today is the eightieth birthday of this beautiful genius.Joan Atwooddidn’t know in 1952 that she’d be the mother of seven children, grandmother to twelve, and great-grandmother to two (so…
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Beginnings
2015. I never thought I’d see the beginning of 2015. I am luckily, happily alive, after the way I lived my life. Regardless on whom I try to lay the blame, my choices, actions, and mindset caused everything I experienced in the last 40 years. Even my heart disease came from how long and how much I smoked. I came quite close to dying even when I knew how I should change. For whatever reason,…
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